Ayurvedic Deep Conditioner | Henna, Fenugreek & Amla | Natural Hair
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Hi everyone,
Today we will be showing Jojo's current favourite DIY Ayurvedic Deep Conditioner recipe, which features henna, fenugreek and amla powder. This deep conditioner is great for natural hair (including type 4a 4b 4c hair), as it helps promote healthy, strengthened, shiny natural hair.
Ingredients:
1. Amla powder (link to buy: www.cheaplazyn...)
2. Fenugreek powder (link to buy: www.cheaplazyn...)
3. Henna Powder (link to buy: www.cheaplazyn...)
4. Deep conditioner of choice
5. Water
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I've fallen in love with Ayurveda this year!
That's amazing!!
Same for me i
I am all in for Ayurvedic herbs they have changed my hair completely, thank you for sharing 😍
Yes Ayurvedic remedies are amazing!
You’re welcome 💕
Love me a good henna mix! Fenugreek is really the GOAT. I will try this mixture and add in some aloe vera powder for extra moisture! Thank you for sharing this!
Oh my adding aloe vera powder, that sounds like a dream mixture 😍
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Love the video ! I have the same issue with the bits getting stuck in my hair. Last month I used my blendrr to try and mix it up even more and chop up the bits and it worked really well
Hi there. Thank you for the tip, I'll try that next time too!
omg thanks i was just about to comment this problem. I dont wanna waste my money and stop using the powders
Hibiscus tea instead of water is good too😊.
Great tip! 😃 Thanks
I use green tea
@@sdseals2076 thanks for the tip
@@rahmahdalhat8484 you’re very welcome 😉
Nice one! Or rose water, aloe vera juice or coconut milk
Great video! I’ll do this treatment on my next was day. I will use aloe vera juice with my distilled water.
Thank you so much 🥰 Hope you get amazing results, adding the aloe and distilled water will make it a dream team combo!
ive also heard you can heat your powder for it to activate all the wonderful stuff for your hair.
I love fenugreek, you should try fenugreek gel, it's a bomb
Lovely! Try SIDR its the best!!
Just did a google on it, it looks like an amazing herb. The only problem will be trying to find it on our side of the world. Thanks for the suggestion.
They sell Sidr (a.k.a Zizyphus) on Amazon! It’s amazing.
Thanks for this educative video ! I will definitely give this a go !
Can this deep conditioning mix be applied after a straight henna mask treatment?
In that case, omit the henna in the deep conditioner, since you're already doing a henna mask. Too much of anything can be a bad thing.
@@CheapLazyNaturals awesome ! Thank you
Thank you, very clear and informative ❤️
I'm glad to hear that you thought it was informative, Thank you 🥰
Use less fenugreek powder in the future. A little goes a long way. Too much leaves grainy bits that absorbs a lot of water.
Or you can pre hydrate the fenugreek so that the mix is grain free.
Thank you for the advice, I’m definitely heavy handed with all the herbs lol.
Beautiful thank you so much 🥰💞💯
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Good for low porosity hair?
Yes it is.
@@CheapLazyNaturals thank you
Hey girl, loved the video so helpful. Where do you get your henna powder from, I cannot find it anywhere in RSA.
Hello in Mozambique we find Henna at at indian stores.
You can buy it @ Indian shops
After the deep conditionar did you rinse it out or did you use shampoo and conditioner? Thank you
I rinse it out. I shampoo my hair before deep conditioning, but check out my full hair routine to find out more: ruclips.net/video/AtfhU_YCD5U/видео.html
Do you find it hard to get all the Amla out of your hair? My word i struggle, i want t try strain my next batch
How often do you use this deep conditioners?
So this is a Henna Gloss basically.
Yes, a henna, amla and fenugreek gloss.
did you receive any tint/colour with this technique
If I add a lot of henna, or only use henna (with no other herbs), and depending on how long I leave the mixture on my hair, and/or how well I rinse the mixture off my hair (sometimes I get quite lazy and I don't rinse the mixture off my hair that well, so some henna still remains on my hair), then I notice that my hair gets a a bit of reddish hue, but only under sunlight. But as you may see my hair is pretty dark so there is never a significant colour change in general. But if you are worried about the colour change, then either eliminate the henna completely and use the other herbs instead, or use little amounts of henna.
Is this a protein or moisturizing deep treatment?
This isnt a protein treatment, although it does have strenghtening properties. And it isnt a moisture only treatment.
Hopefully this makes sense. Also, this is the treatment Jojo (who has low porosity hair, uses for her hair on each wash day)
I haven't used ayurvedic herbs before. I have bought Amla, Neem, Brahmi and Methie powders, what mask can I make using these
Hi 😊 As I mention in the video you can substitute the herbs that I used for any other Ayurvedic herb and you can add extra herbs to the mixture too. I would just recommend that you start off by adding only 1/2 -1tsp of each herb that have to your mixture, then gradually increasing the more you use it, since you have never used them before.
@@CheapLazyNaturals thank you 🥰
U can use NAPUR HENNA, it already has all the herbs in it !!!
@@aqueminiqueen7 yup! It’s great for us lazy naturalists
Thanks.
You're welcome!
Woooow
Can you give measurements to the hair mask please
I use about 2 tablespoons of each powder and 6 tablespoons of conditioner.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you
Beautiful video💙💛💗 where did you buy the herbs? Your hair is sooo beautiful👌🤗
Thank you hun 💙 🤗 You can find the herbs by Indian stores. However, soon we will be launching our online store where you'll be able to find these herbs too 🤗
@@CheapLazyNaturals wooow that will be great👏👏👏thank you so much for the reply. Stay blessed
@@jozlinsekobje5940 Thank you so much for your support 💙💙 !!
@@jozlinsekobje5940 you can find them on Amazon.
Beautiful ☺️
Thank you! 😊
Can I add egg and store it in refrigerator overnight before use?
I guess you can, personally I've never added it and don't really know anyone who has. Be careful though, because I think that it can be a bit of an overkill, depending on how much herbs and eggs you are use. Eggs help strengthen hair, and so does henna, fenugreek and amla, and if you put too many strengthening products on your hair, your hair can get overly strengthened and become brittle and prone to breaking. But if you really want to do it, please do some more research and see if there are others there that have used this combination before and see how they prepare it, how much of each ingredient they use....
@@CheapLazyNaturals Thanks a lot 😉
How often do you do this process
Every time I wash my hair, so 1-3 times a month.
Do you use this every week?
I do it every time I wash my hair, but I don't always wash my hair weekly.
Does henna always stain
If you use a lot then it does stain. For the amount I use, it stains but it doesn’t last more than 3 days.
Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome 😊
Please share where are you buying all the powders
Hi Lucie, we buy our powders from our local Indian shop.
Amazon too
Hi. I have such a huge problem rinsing out the deep treatment even though I strain the herbs. Is there any way I can combat this?
Hi, what type of strainer are you using, try to use a cheese cloth or a nut milk strainer. Maybe also add less herbs in the mixture. Maybe use a comb or brush to help remove the mixture out of your hair when you are rinsing it out.
Nice mask. Can I use this method for my business? Will it last?
Thank you! Yes you definitely can.
How long does the mixture last?
I generally make just enough for one wash day. That would be the best option.
Alternatively, you could make in batches and freeze them. Then unfreeze just enough for 1 wash day.
Worst case, you can leave in the fridge for up to two weeks.
Where do you get your herbs? 🇳🇦
You can actually order directly from us.
Oh my goodness, i. I'm in Namibia as well. Where do I order?
@@tashatjazapi1054 please email us on cheaplazynaturals@gmail.com to order
@@tashatjazapi1054 Hi, please DM us on Instagam and we will give you our contact person in Windhoek
DM us on instgram and we will give you a contact number. Alternatively, send us an email at cheaplazynaturals@gmail.com
What kind of henna do you use... scared of it changing my black hair color
Hi, we use organic Henna. And when used consistently, it does tint your hair a reddish color.
You can use cassia instead. Works like henna but doesn’t color your hair. Curlyproverbz here on youtube talks about Ayurveda too
@@kaylynboyd2035 it doesn't thicken strands though, just strengthens
@@jk9084 I don’t recall saying it did..
@@kaylynboyd2035 You said it works like henna: the dye of henna thickens hair strands over time, cassia does not. I noted that extra bit of info because I have been using cassia for years but still have fragile strands. I am switching over to henna for this particular thickening/coating benefit. Maybe other followers are looking for the same benefit.
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You just press in your hair..why don't you open up your hair and get inside???
This is something I like to do to help prevent my hair from getting tangled. All my strands still get enough of the mixture though, since I do twist my hair, which compresses all my strands together.
Looks like a teaspoon iso tablespoon....
That's wrong..only with clays do you have to only use glass or ceramic
Hi here, in the video (1:33) I said that you can use stainless steel, plastic, glass and ceramics with herbs. Here are some sources that confirm that is true: hennablogspot.com/common-mistakes-and-tips-henna-for-hair/comment-page-13/ silknstone.com/top-10-myths-about-henna/
Cheap! Lazy! My kinda process
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Doesn’t it defeat the purpose to add manufactured deep conditioners when they contain chemicals that aryuvedic products don’t
Ayurvedic, is African
It's traditionally Indian for the most part.